I am never in Vegas during college basketball season (early November through early April), so I am wondering; how easy is it to bet on women's college basketball in Vegas, both in the regular season and during the tournament (and not just futures bets on who is going to win the tournament)?
For that matter, how easy is it to bet on men's college basketball before the conference tournaments? How many games have lines in a typical weekend?
it is easy. Many books do not have women's ncaab to bet on. And I have never seen an in-game betting either like with some of the men's ncaab games.Quote: ThatDonGuyso I am wondering; how easy is it to bet on women's college basketball in Vegas, both in the regular season and during the tournament (and not just futures bets on who is going to win the tournament)?
very easy for men's ncaab. many games do not have lines but enough to keep my hubby happy!Quote: ThatDonGuyFor that matter, how easy is it to bet on men's college basketball before the conference tournaments? How many games have lines in a typical weekend?
for the women
2 today
one BIG favorite, as usual

UConn again!
should be a blowout!
(I say that a lot)
Sally
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2nd post and already you post a website
It's a big disappointment they dont allow betting
Quote: terapinedI follow Womens college basketball
It's a big disappointment they dont allow betting
Who doesn’t allow betting? Terps are -13.5 tonight.
Quote: unJonWho doesn’t allow betting? Terps are -13.5 tonight.
Times have changed I guess
I remember asking William Hill a few years ago if there was a line
Happy to hear this
Quote: terapinedTimes have changed I guess
I remember asking William Hill a few years ago if there was a line
Happy to hear this
Sadly, there is just so little demand for it. It is definitely allowed in Nevada.
Quote: DRichSadly, there is just so little demand for it. It is definitely allowed in Nevada.
Maybe little demand in Vegas
but
How about a Womens basketball hotbed such as Conn
Maybe a casino there could do well